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16 September 2026

Force Technologies Opens a UK Sovereign Continuity Assurance Centre and Long-Term Storage Facility in Wiltshire

In 2026 Force Technologies opened a UK Sovereign Continuity Assurance Centre with its Sovereign Test Lab for AS6171 anti-counterfeit testing, and expanded its Titan nitrogen long-term storage facility, at its Wiltshire headquarters.

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9 September 2026

Meet Force Technologies at the Microelectronics Show 2026

The Force Technologies team is at the Microelectronics Global show at London's ExCeL on 29 and 30 September. Visit stand G51 to see our new Sovereign Test Lab and Titan Long-Term Storage facility.

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27 August 2026

Force Technologies launches a new website to mark 40 years

Force Technologies has launched a completely new website, built over the past six months with our marketing team to support our growing range of services and mark 40 years in business.

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24 August 2026

Farnborough Airshow 2026

Forty years ago, the Eurofighter was one of the first programmes I ever worked on. Yesterday I stood at Farnborough and watched it take off, and I will admit it, I was shivering. For a girl who has always been aeroplane mad, that never gets old.

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20 August 2026

Why Critical Industries Depend on Electronic Component Testing and Long-Term Storage

Aircraft, defence and rail systems run for 30+ years but the chips inside them are made for far less. Here is how Force Technologies tests, authenticates and stores electronic components to keep critical systems safe.

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7 August 2026

Hewlett-Packard Diode and Transistor Designer’s Catalog, 1982-83

We’ve added another volume to our reference library: the Hewlett-Packard Diode and Transistor Designer’s Catalog for 1982-83. It…

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Resolving obsolete component shortages using die extraction from plastic packages and re-assembly into ceramic or alternate plastic packages

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